Green Island Bakery Robbery Ends With About $500 Stolen
Two masked men held up Prediger's Bakery in Green Island just before 6 p.m. taking roughly $500 from the audit receipts. They tied Freida Fettig and Walter Prediger, forced glasses off Prediger, and fled in a Marine Midland Bank bag as police launched a dragnet for two Caucasian men in their 20s.
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Prediger’s Bakery, Inc
Green Island
Whio
Paine St
Freida Fettig
Tary
Prediger
Marine Midland Bank
Green Island Police
John J. Feeley
Francis Gillam
Louis Wilkinson
Thomas McGivern
Rockets Hit Saigon As War Anniversary Adds Tension
Viet Cong fired two 122 mm rockets into Saigon killing six, wounding eight as the city marked the 24th anniversary of the Vietnamese war against France. A second blast at Tin Sang newspaper entrance wounded four youths. The attacks followed a week of bombings blamed on Viet Cong terrorists.
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Saigon
Saigon River
Tin Sang
Morning News
Hanoi
National
Ngo Cong Duc
Ing
Hanoi Radio
United States
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Ex-Soldier Admits Civilian Spying Menace Exists
John M. O'Brien a former Army intelligence sergeant told reporters in Chicago that he spied on civilians to alert the public to a menace. He named Adlai Stevenson III Otto Kerner Jesse L. Jackson and others as targets and said the activity occurred from 1969 to 1970 in Illinois.
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Chicago
John M. O’brien
Army
O’brien
United States
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Jesse L. Jackson
Operation Breadbasket
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate
Nixon
Charles Percy
R-Ill
113Th Military Intelligence Group
Evanston
American Civil Liberties Union
David Goldberger
ACLU
John Michael O’brien
U.S
The
Medina's Attorney Blames Faulty Intel for My Lai Deaths
Captain Ernest L. Medina’s civilian attorney F Lee Bailey contends a faulty intelligence report led to civilian deaths at My Lai during the March 1968 raid. Bailey says the briefing suggested villagers would be found and then told they were not, and that Medina did not know the intel was incorrect until morning.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Medina
Bailey
Divilians
Montrose
Colo
Charley Company
Americal Division
Evacuation Ordered After Nevada Test Site Radiation Plume
About 600 workers were evacuated at the Nevada Test Site after an underground nuclear test released a radioactive plume rising 8 000 feet. The AEC said radiation levels beyond the site remained very low and within permissible limits. Nearby Alamo, about 10 miles away, reported no evacuations.
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Nevada
Mercury
Nev
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
AEC
United States
Baneberry
Curfews Tightened as Polish Riots Spread Across Cities
Riots over price hikes in Gdansk Gdynia Sopot Szczecin Slupsk prompt curfews. Tanks and troops deployed on main streets, clashes between demonstrators and militia, fires and looting reported. Authorities say price increases will boost revenue amid emergency measures.
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Warsaw
Slupsk
Gdansk
Gdynia
Sopot
Szczecin
Free City
Danzig
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Hobart College Charged in Coercion Case After Drug Raid
A special state grand jury indicted Hobart College on four counts of first degree coercion for failing to allow county officers to arrest three students after a campus drug raid. The indictment names former acting president Beverley Causey Jr and dean John R. McKean, while alleging professors Krause, Davis, and Martinez aided the effort to deter prosecuting officers. Hobart risks up to 10000 dollars if convicted as the court weighs the case.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Hobart College
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Men’s College
Geneva
Ellsworth van Graafeiland
State Supreme Court
Hobart
Beverley D. Causey Jr
John R. McKean
John R. Krause Jr
Bruce Davis
Denver
Colo
Rafael Martinez
Rochester
Act
Krause
Davis
Martinez
Best
Morrow
Miles
Zaglio
Stratton
Thomas Tongyai
Tongyai
Tommy the Traveler
Allan A. Kuusisto
William Smith
Surviving fetus among abortions under New York law
A Health Department official disclosed that 26 fetuses were aborted alive in New York City since July 1 open house abortion law. One four month old girl survived and is up for adoption while the other 25 fetuses died shortly after birth with signs of life observed.
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New York
APS
New York City
New York State
Health Department
Jean Pakter
Dr. Pakter
Pakter
Mitchell rejects Hoover muzzle and defends FBI chief
Atty. Gen. Mitchell, at a news conference, says Hoover can explain his own statements and praises his cooperation. He notes federal action on Jackson State killings and Kent State probe, cites desegregation efforts, and denies plans to resign for Nixon’s 1972 campaign.
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Washington (Ap
J. Edgar Hoover
Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Mitchell
Hoover
Jackson State College
Mississippi
Kent State University
Nixon
South
Specu
Ramsey Clark
Senate
Phillip
Daniel Berrigan
Berrigans
Heath and Nixon hail revived special connection after talks
British Prime Minister Edward Heath concluded a two day Washington visit with President Nixon at Camp David. Heath said the discussions yielded a relaxed exchange and strong sense of a revived Anglo American relationship. He argued for Western efforts to restart Middle East peace talks and defended Britain's stance on air corridors and farm subsidies while noting potential limited impact of Common Market entry on US trade.
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Washington
Heath
Nixon
Britain
United States
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Ray O. Morrow
Krause, Davis and Martinez
Michael V. Miles
Marblehead
Mass
Christopher Zaglio
Manchester, Conn
David Stratton
Youngstown, N.Y
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